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1 online resource (607 pages) |
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| Contents |
Cover; A Introduction: The way to the greatest possible freedom ; I Free movement of persons and services: 1400 decisions ; II The structure of the book ; III Why is the first part on 'the case-law' necessary? Why not cover more interpretive formulas? ; IV A text-based approach ; V Why is this book useful and novel? ; VI An illustration of how this book is different from other works ; VII What this book is not ; B The case-law ; I The 1960s ; II The 1970s ; 1 Workers ; A first wave of cases ; The year 1975 ; The remaining years of the decade ; 2 Establishment. |
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3 Social security Aggregation and apportionment ; Niemann and Petroni ; Other aggregation ; Aggregation and third states ; Social security v. social assistance ; Definitions and scope ; Personal scope ; Family ; Unemployment ; Sickness ; Non-discrimination and residence ; One legislation ; Transition and technicalities ; 4 Services ; III The 1980s ; 1 Workers ; Advantages ; Educational advantages ; Maintenance grants ; Family members ; Derogations ; No violation of non-discrimination ; Diploma recognition ; The Ankara Agreement ; Enlargement. |
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Technicalities, purely internal situations 2 Establishment ; 1985 ; 1986 ; 1987 ; 1988 and 1989 ; Purely internal situations and remainders ; Companies ; Diploma ; 3 Social security ; Definitions and scope ; Social security v. social assistance ; Further issues of definition ; Aggregation and apportionment ; Benefits of the same kind and rules against overlapping ; Further aggregation ; Aggregation and third states ; Short periods of insurance and other intricacies ; Recalculation ; Aggregation and conditions of affiliation ; Overlapping benefits, supplements. |
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Adding to the disparities More supplements ; Unemployed frontier workers ; Atypical frontier workers ; Exporting unemployment benefits ; A Kafka novel ; Sickness ; Applicable legislation ; Non-discrimination and residence ; The Dutch transition ; Further non-discrimination ; Technicalities ; 4 Services ; Broadcasting ; Posted workers ; Variety ; Infringement in the insurance sector ; Public works ; Lawyers ; Broadcasting again ; Remuneration ; Transport services ; Tourists ; IV The 1990s ; 1 Workers and citizens ; Worker ; Advantages ; Education ; Taxes. |
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Derogations Non-discrimination ; Union citizenship ; Ankara ; Technicalities ; Purely internal situations ; Transition and remainders ; 2 Establishment ; Ships and aircrafts ; Doctors ; Purely internal situations ; Taxation ; Official authority ; Names ; Gebhard ; Driving licences ; Sunday trading ; Non-profit ; Austria ; Non-discrimination ; Legal persons ; Technicalities ; Secondary law as to companies and further technicalities ; Diploma ; 3 Social Security ; Scope and definitions ; Social security v. assistance ; Conventions with third states ; Further scope. |
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Scope and applicable legislation. |
| Local Note |
JSTOR Books at JSTOR Open Access |
| Subject |
Court of Justice of the European Communities.
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Court of Justice of the European Communities. |
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Freedom of movement -- European Union countries.
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Freedom of movement. |
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European Union countries. |
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Judge-made law -- European Union countries.
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Judge-made law. |
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Trade regulation -- European Union countries.
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Trade regulation. |
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Personality (Law) -- European Union countries.
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Personality (Law) |
| Genre/Form |
Electronic books.
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Electronic books.
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| Other Form: |
Print version: Burri, Thomas. Greatest Possible Freedom : Interpretive formulas and their spin in free movement case law. : Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft mbH & Co. KG, ©2015 9783848723911 |
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9783845265490 |
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3845265493 |
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9783848723911 |
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3848723913 |
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